outdistance

How To Use outdistance In A Sentence

• Benchmarking your business against industry peers, however, will help you to understand your own competitive position in the marketplace and will help you to design strategies to outdistance your competitors.
• And that is that the president has continued -- and of course, Al Gore was part of the team -- continued to outdistance them, to outmove them every step along the way, whether it was in Donorgate with campaign finance and the failure of Clinton's attorney general to appoint an independent counsel, or later with impeachment or all the many other scandals. CNN Transcript Nov 22, 2000
• He liked the idea; he could relate to how these women always felt, trying to outdistance the bill collector, never having roots.
• He raged inwardly, pacing the room as if to outdistance comprehension. THE LAST RAVEN
• He appeared to be moving no faster than before with no more effort but, still, they needed to move at a fairly brisk pace to not be outdistanced by him.
• They were galloping skeletons draped in mangy hides, and they outdistanced the boys who herded them. Chapter 12
• From there, the race is on, as you have to catch up to and outdistance your rival.
• Northumberland ought to be far enough to outdistance even Kitty. THE PERFECT LOVER
• The favourite soon outdistanced the other horses in the race.
• He had just outdistanced his surprisingly fast pursuers when he passed under a pedestrian overpass.